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The Nazis Thought She Was "Broken" — Until She Became Their Most Dangerous Spy

The Gestapo put her face on wanted posters all over France. Their order was clear: "Find and destroy the Limping Lady." They thought catching a woman with a wooden leg would be easy. They were wrong. Virginia Hall wasn't just a spy. She was the Allies' secret weapon. Despite losing her leg in a hunting accident and naming her prosthetic "Cuthbert," she built resistance networks, broke prisoners out of jail, and sabotaged Nazi lines right under their noses. When the infamous "Butcher of Lyon" finally cornered her, she didn't surrender. She did the impossible: she hiked 50 miles over the frozen Pyrenees mountains into Spain... dragging her 7-pound wooden leg through the snow. In this video, we uncover the story of the spy who refused to quit: 🦿 The Injury: How she turned a tragic accident into the perfect disguise. 🦿 The Disguise: How she used her disability to fool the SS at checkpoints. 🦿 The Escape: The incredible true story of her trek across the mountains with a prosthetic limb. 🦿 The Legend: Why she is the only civilian woman to receive the Distinguished Service Cross. "I stayed because I thought I could help." — Virginia Hall 👇 Join the Project Echo community: If you love stories of unshakeable resilience against the Nazis, please SUBSCRIBE and hit the bell. #VirginiaHall #WW2History #SpyStories #TheLimpingLady #UnderdogStory #ProjectEcho #Resistance #WomenInHistory #WoodenLeg #Heroine